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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1920
Page
1
The firm states it will switch to a cash only basis after a date, ending open accounts. Purchases on open accounts will not be charged unless for unfinished work, after which payment is due. Credit remains but customers must settle promptly to keep prices low and enable cheaper goods.
Albert Gagner family seeks Santa Claus on Saturday night while a community program is advertised for Wednesday and Saturday evenings at the Community Building. A church meeting at North Christiana Church of Advance La is canceled to elect a trustee for a three year term. An egg white measure called Powderculo is noted and a bakery advertises eggs. Hugh Ross entertains guests at a Tuesday night event with seventeen attendees.
Rev O V Rector and Minister Wm Johnson lead the church as Sunday School reports 11 attendance 44 41 offering. A large number of men in the school, perhaps 60 or more. Xmas program under way with a treat for children. Missionary Society meets Wednesday afternoon. Mission Study Class to cover chapters 4 and 3 next Sunday with review of last lesson. Forward Movement Committee members to give short talks each Sunday for the coming weeks. Mrs C B Beaver to speak next Sunday on the Missionary purpose of the movement to date.
Patrons not paid in full by December 25 will receive no service until dues are settled. All future payments must be in advance. Also mentions a hardware company, a fruit bar, a home made bakery, and a Juniors gathering with Orville Riner noting a lively Friday night event.
Advance Grain Company urges all indebted persons to settle immediately, offering cash for predated notes. The Sophomores praise Dore Canada for his hero work during a class event last week.
Children urged to attend Sunday School for the Christmas program at North Christian Church. Committee urges attendance at church service next Sunday and a presentation by Committee A. Message to youth to bring a box of Johnsons Chocolates from Burrin's Drug Store.
George Brindle and family spent some money in Lebanon this Saturday. An offer promotes a Pathé phonograph with a 0.5 value reward at Barren Drug Store. Harlan Endicott dies after an operation at Methodist Tocnitai Indianapolis. Funeral in Shannon Vite light. a Neots Chreoh quartet will sing. An advertisement extols gifts including watches, diamonds, pens, beads, and rings for loved ones with a focus on paying the bill.
Indiana Amateur independent Basketball Association plans a Boone and Clinton Counties district meet at Advance on Feb 11 and 12 under Ralph Rohn. Wayne Emmelmann announced twenty district meets statewide with final games in Indianapolis on Feb 25 and 26. Teams seeking info should write Wayne Emmelmann at 219 West Washington Street Indianapolis.
The article notes a Red Cross membership drive to begin Monday at 1 PM with Carrie Beaver as chairman urging serious participation and to sign up for the 1994 Red Cross. It also highlights local events including an American Legion meeting and various social notices alongside casual local happenings.
The Brownsburg Record reports a heated discussion in Fayette County about a recent basketball series at Central School. Allegations of rough play and profanity during the Jamestown game prompt calls for cleaner sportsmanship and accountability for players and fans alike.
Will Martin and family report health benefit from Colorado climate while staying in Fort Collins. They met Brother Speer and family in Denver, where Speer is preaching again. They invite friends to write anytime, signing Mr and Mrs Will Martin at 814 Remington Street Fort Collins Colorado.
Clavence Hougen was in Lebanon on Monday. Dennis Shanahan and his family transacted business in Advance last Saturday. Red Cross stamps Christmas seals and tags were available at Burrin Drug Store.
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